Economics
Courses
Year 1
Year 2
Years 3 and 4: Honours
Advanced Macroeconomics
Advanced Macroeconomics 2: Fluctuations, Unemployment and Inflation
Behavioural Economics: Theory and Applications
Collective Welfare and Distributive Justice
Contemporary Issues in Inequality
Dissertation
Econometrics 1: Basic Statistics and Simple Linear Regression
Econometrics 2: Multiple Regression and Applications
Economic Growth, Finance and Development
Economics of Business 1: Contracts and Governance
Economics of Business 2: Regulation and Business Strategy
The Economics of Housing
Economics of Industry 1: Basic Theories of Market Structures
Economics of Industry 2: Advanced Topics
The Economics of Team Sport
Environmental Economics
Financial Markets and Asset Pricing
Financial Markets and Corporate Finance
Foreign Direct Investment and Multinational Firms in Developing Countries
Game Theory with Applications to Finance and Business
Government and the Economy
Government Debt and the Macroeconomy
History of Economic Thought
International Finance
International Trade
Macroeconomic Analysis: Inflation, Unemployment and Growth
Market Microstructure
Microeconomic Analysis: Games and Industry
Natural Resource Economics
Public Economics
Year 3: non-Honours
These courses are available to students who are completing an MA (Social Sciences) Ordinary Degree, for which 60 credits of level 3 courses are required.
Economics 3: Economic Growth, Finance and Development
Economics 3: The Economics of Housing
Economics 3: The Economics of Team Sport
Economics 3: Environmental Economics
Economics 3: Foreign Direct Investment and Multinational Firms in Developing Countries
Economics 3: International Finance
Economics 3: International Trade
Economics 3: Natural Resource Economics
Service courses
These courses are available only to students studying engineering degrees.